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Overcoming my size issue
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lugnet.build.mecha
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Tue, 15 Jun 2004 21:47:06 GMT
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Get the jokes out of the way right now. :p
Ok, I saw some great mech work this weekend at the WAMALUG meeting, and I got
inspired to do one of my own. I got right to work with a concept in my head,
and as I tend to do, I kept building on until I had to stop. I had finished the
Torso/Head component, and one prototype arm, and realized that it was absolutely
HUGE, and pretty heavy too.
Now, I don't have a huge amount to compare it too, but it's definitely bigger
than all of the work I saw this weekend. But I know I tend to build larger
models. That's not the point. The problem is that I have no clue how to go
about making legs for this thing. I have a slew of concepts and nice pieces
from my AT-AT and some other sets, but I'm not sure how to solidify the base
enough to hold up the torso, and still provide the flexibility I'm looking for.
I saw some nice tutorials on here on a few methods, but I am looking for some
tips and tricks for supporting larger mechs on two legs.
Thanks,
Brian P. Gefrich
Supervisor
LEGO Outlet, Potomac Mills
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| (...) k, but, it could have been really funny. ;) (...) Who! What? Share! Share! (...) I know the feeling and salute you. (...) Ok, well, there is alot to discuss here, however narrow it down for us. 1. What are we talking, size, weight, type of (...) (20 years ago, 17-Jun-04, to lugnet.build.mecha, FTX)
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